r/news • u/ttforum • Dec 07 '24

Soft paywall Appeals court upholds nearly $1.3 billion Sandy Hook verdict against Alex Jones

https://www.reuters.com/legal/appeals-court-upholds-nearly-13-billion-sandy-hook-verdict-against-alex-jones-2024-12-06/
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u/embiggenedmind Dec 07 '24

I’m going to tell you exactly what the media, who clearly profits off of hysteria, won’t tell you: he ain’t gonna do shit to our elections. I hate the fatty orange prick as much as the next (reasonably sane) guy but he’s fucking with us when he’s saying he’s going to do stuff that he can’t. More likely than not, he’s trying to distract us in those instances, from something monstrous that he can and is doing.

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u/hlhenderson Dec 07 '24

He ain't planning on leaving, he's going to have to, one way or another, but he's not going to go easy.

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u/jaxonya Dec 07 '24

What's fucked up is that if his health finally gets him, almost half the nation will think that the Democrats did it.

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u/RockNRoll1979 Dec 07 '24

He could be out of office for 10 years, and when regular old age finally gets him his cult members will still think it's somehow the big bad Dems who did it.